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Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles
Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles

Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles

Date8/21/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118875F
Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles
Robot on the job: The paper handling at The Star's new plant is done by AGVs - Automatic Guided Vehicles
8/21/1992
Learning the ropes: Gord Fowler tests the operation of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) as it moves a roll of newsprint
Learning the ropes: Gord Fowler tests the operation of an Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) as it moves a roll of newsprint
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William A. Wecker, General Motors of Canada president, points to an aerial photo of the new Oshawa plant which will step up production to 1,350 vehicles a day
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6/12/1954
Big trucks still rule the highways: Don Patterson, with some of the vehicles his Sherway Ford Truck sells, says tailoring trucks to the job is vital if costs are to be kept down
Big trucks still rule the highways: Don Patterson, with some of the vehicles his Sherway Ford Truck sells, says tailoring trucks to the job is vital if costs are to be kept down
5/22/1980
President Cle Smith watches Linda Cameron work on the top line of revolving lamps for utility vehicles, above. Below, new owner Stephen Dent.
President Cle Smith watches Linda Cameron work on the top line of revolving lamps for utility vehicles, above. Below, new owner Stephen Dent.
11/26/1991
President Cle Smith watches Linda Cameron work on the Cadillac line of revolving lamps for utility vehicles, above. Below, new owner Stephen Dent.
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11/26/1991
Hafty Hauler: The nearly 1,000 vehicles on display include an array of all-new models such as this GMC Suburban, plus concept cars, racers and classics
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The hub of a boom town, the main street of Nakina in northern Ontario is lined with vehicles - one sign of the new life being pumped into the town by (...)
The hub of a boom town, the main street of Nakina in northern Ontario is lined with vehicles - one sign of the new life being pumped into the town by (...)
12/20/1977
Art Ehara: Suzuki Canada Inc. president shows off one of his company's four-wheel-drive utility vehicles, to go on sale in Eastern Canada next month. Base price for cheapest Suzuki vehicle is $6,594. Engine is smaller than on some motorcycles.
Art Ehara: Suzuki Canada Inc. president shows off one of his company's four-wheel-drive utility vehicles, to go on sale in Eastern Canada next month. Base price for cheapest Suzuki vehicle is $6,594. Engine is smaller than on some motorcycles.
11/28/1980
An act to license and regulate the duties and charges on coaches, carriages, cabs, carts, and other vehicles kept for hire in the city of Toronto : <passed June 5th, 1843>
An act to license and regulate the duties and charges on coaches, carriages, cabs, carts, and other vehicles kept for hire in the city of Toronto :
1843
Rolling along: John Sauder has built 17 miniature versions of horse-drawn vehicles, spending as much as 60 hours on a single work.
Rolling along: John Sauder has built 17 miniature versions of horse-drawn vehicles, spending as much as 60 hours on a single work.
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Man with a special touch. Stanley Gill uses his 40 years of working on Rolls Royce vehicles to help restore them today. The retired Willowdale man, here polishing his 1954 Silver Wraithe, owns 5 Rolls, 3 of them restored and available for special rental.
Man with a special touch. Stanley Gill uses his 40 years of working on Rolls Royce vehicles to help restore them today. The retired Willowdale man, here polishing his 1954 Silver Wraithe, owns 5 Rolls, 3 of them restored and available for special rental.
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